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country, under the control of the
Worlds executive committee for that
country.
Other plans may be developed later
Oh, and Suggestions and information are
cordially invited.
l would also beg that the slperintend-
cnts of departments will send as carly as
convenient, samples Of all their leaflets
to me, and to the British secretary, Mrs.
3. F., c. Costelloe, 10 Grosyenor Road,
Westminster, London, S. ". England,
rs the nucleus Of the proposed central
bureau of literature.
:ti;:5l:a. Main Street, Germantown, Pa.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-09

Eight thousand women wrote Gin
ton b. Fisk after his nomination for
Governor of New Jersey, bidding him
God-speed in his fight to- temperance
The money which is worse than
wasted every year III this land would pay
the salary OF our Presidents fora period
OF Ii, $50 years.
-I'he law OF England Which requires
al marriages to take place before twelve
o'clocI; (noon), was enacted because after
iaat time Of day the bridegroom woni.!
lie apt to be too much intoxicated to
enter any contract.
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III. AljEIcULTJKAL SOCIETY.

Tie State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society met again this morning, finished;
us r4via;oo Z: the prcnli:su. list and all
ioarncd to meet on the first Wednesday,
in August The only proceedings OF this
morning was the adoption OF
rules by which the conduct OF the Fairs
of the society vii be sjmplitied and the
York ;uy the departments facilitated. The
proposition 20 make the spring meeting
liu@ principal meeting, viz, the occasion
lor the election OF the officers 0i ;he
society, vas passed to the regular meet
ing during the Fair next fall. The Gus
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-09

At the last meeting Of the Cumber-
,nd Presbyterian Assembly, the use Of
tobacco was condemned by 4 vote OF five
10 one, and the Reform Presbyterian
:, >nol refuses to allow the hcensurc OF
Candidates who use it.
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\ Lady, Cnfor;un..te Experience

Vas that OF one Of our acquaintance
VINO suffered from scrofula, a yellow
complexion, and distress OF the stomach
for years before using Dr.. Harter's iro1
Ionic, which finally cured her.
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NO. 81

tom heretofore has been to elect officers
AMI conduct other important business
al the Fair meetings of the society, but
the rush incident to the Fair, tits urged,
renders it incon7cnient and impractical
to transact at that time business not i'm
mediately concerning the exhibition.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-09

Ordinary astronomy teaches us the theory
OF spots on the sun, but Boston astronomy
teaches the theory OF specs on the daughter.
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The Appeal OF tho Worlds Christian Tenn
nerance Cni"u--Thc Aims OF the Org;,,;i-
z:,t;of
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make your hair grow and give roseate
hue to your otherwise gloomy life.
DO rot try to come here again. II
might compromise me. 4 man in your
position nay!not have anything to risk,
but with NE is different. Ny llnsullied
reputation is all I have 10 bcqueath to
my children. II you come often there
viii rot be enough of it left to SO around,
as I have large family.
IF vou hear of anybody that wants to
trade q good double barrel shot gun for
a small portable worm and retort that is
too small for my business, | can give
him I good trade on it If he Will let you
know. This is good machine for eX-
porimental purposes, and being no larger
Jnan Babcock fire eNtinSuisher It can
be rcai;ily conveyed TO Il place OF safety
Z. :, Very rapid rate.
You might say to your friends that We
shall Try il the future as we have in the
past to keep up the standard OF o1lr
goods, so as to merit a continued patron
age.
Citizens of the United States, or those
who have declared their intention to be-
come such, Will always be welcomed at
our works, provided they are not office
holders in any capacity. We have no
use for those who are in any way con;
nected with the public teat.
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Dictated letter.

Ihope that any one will feel perfectly
Tree to address me IN relation to any
thing referred to in the above letter.
All communications containing remit
tances VIII be regarded at strictly con-
fdential.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-09
BRIGHAM YOUNG SAID TO EE A1lr:.

4 story That Vie Has Been Seen Alive -'ear
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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lLQRuuIt II 'htjnN-!>mttlL. Aaeric0n ScclatG
rYnf he lEurM'S W..G. I. i.
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NYE AMONG THE A00NSlIlNEhs
TuEIyyE,,Y EXPERIENCE OF IN ~.
QUIEEE kFFEE rIs1, III.

He Finds an Hu,nbIe Cabin N Western
North Carolina and Tastes the Chci''ic;'is'
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The retained copy of this letter was
endorsed by General Rawlins as follows:
s'This is an exact copy of letter given
to the person to whom it is addressed at
It's date, about four miles from our head
quarters IN the rear of Vicksburg. It's
admouitions We're needed, and I'll went
well. JOHN 4. RANLINs.
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TIE SITE G:;-.%Gi: AND TIE AGRI-
G:L'C!~I;i!. SOCIETY.

Ecpo-; OF sIe Proceedings OF their Recent
i:cetinS in Goit::nhi;i-->evcral Matters OF
Interest Duly Considered.
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THE .tGaICULTUEAL socIETy.

TIE State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society held its spring meeting in the
agricultural building tonight. The
treasurer made q report showing the tol-
lowing: Receipts from the last State fair
Sc, OIL %; balance On hand, $590.60.
The society WAS invited by the State
Grange to cooperate with the Grange
Interstate Encampment. E. L. Roche,
". G. Hinson and J. G. T. Sins were
appointed to confer with the committee
OF the Grange in regard to the encamp-
meut. After revising the premium list
for the next fair adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
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\ letter from General Grant to Ills Chief
OF St;.il. Afterwards His Secretary of
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She snail, as lar as possible, Keep for
sale a supply of all leaflets, ETC., issued
by the workers in the temperance and
social purity reforms all over the world.
with price lists OF the larger works pup
lished in every language up to date. Size
shall be authorized TO issue from time
to time such leaflets, etc, as may be
deemed necessary to further the work q
the Worlds Union in her own especaI
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The wording here is my own, bus 1t
gives YOU an idea of how tie converse
hon was drifting. You can see BY his
manner literary peoplesre not alone
in being suriv, irrItable and unreason-
-
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And there has been but one verdict
"The line of goods shown by Sanger
Bros. during the exhibition of mil
linery, cloaks and suits cannot be
matched"
The rich and elegant styles charmed
the ladies, and justly too. we think,
1T was appreciated, for we consider
that our lines of tn Sc goods are re-
plete with latest and most attractive
styles, patterns and colorirgs that has
yet been imported into our city.
We are glad to say that the goods
in our millinery department embrace
every conceivable style that is beng
introduced i'll the fashionable centers
of tho world, thereby rendering us
capable of gratifying every taste, and
not only this, for the assortment is so
vast that we can meet every demand,
in any and oil circumstances.
our assortment OF pattern hats. j.
simply exquisite, all of the latest de-
signs are represented, and the new
Partisan trimmings and colorings, the
glacr, more effects are to be seen.
While our line is always complete
il is ever varying, the present stock
fast being sold-new styles are being
constantly received, keeps it always
changing and seeing the stock At diff
terent times is to see different line
i'll new styles. SANGER Bros.
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W est, Austin; Folk Smith. Texas.
l.lnnic Osborue, Athens, MIR. :. II.
Earle, Dallas; Chas \ l.aroudon. New
Orleans; & Il Calder, New Orleans.
owen ". Burncttc, Dallas J Il Barry
san francisco; - l. Ross. Canton. q.
, Mushroom, Alabama; Ro.. Drurv,
Dallas; J W Phillips. 1t Louis; Geo
w ogaIl, Mcintyre n Heath Mins
u Irclick. New Orleans: f. { De-
W esIe { Il shaw, Chicago; c = Burt.
Eaton Rouge, Ia; l. l. Gibson. Nc
Uregor; John Sncw, Chicago: Bin
Wells, IT Louis
~ the Pacific lvcrson 4 Jones.
lIHl. Rock w T. Love, North Ar
kansas, " & Lawson, clty. \ C.
Ham lton, Temple, W l. lltan,. Dul
MS; NJ Dcverran, ~ Louis: David
Kerr BLOOMINGTON, ,Juo G T,wncr.
Georgrtown; + Is Grigg, st Lou s.:
Geo \'g'l. Cjuciunati. ONO.
w W Rice Nashville. Tenn; j {, MeN
erhoiler, ci,N; ttco f Harris. DAYTON.
-; + J. Cravous, city; j y IlarVisou.
Louisville, IT,: Paul Weir, owen,
boro, k,;G Ciasson, Dallas: f Bal
lihg"r, u bon; Hugh Mcir. fiction;
{ W De Fouchc, Dalla-;J f Brady.
Houston; 7 T. higgins, GatcsyiIc;
Mrs IL 5 Tripletl, Owcusboro. kv.
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smell and taste impaired; sensation of
dllziness, with mental depression.
hacking cough and general deb1li
ty you arc suffering from nasal ca
tarrh. The more complicated your
disease, the greater the number and
diversity of symptoms. Thousands
OF cases, without msnitcsting half of
the above 81 mptoms, result in con
sumption and end in the grave. No
disease is 80 common, more deceptive
ana dangerous, or less understood
or more unsuccessfully treated by
physicians.
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\ Bnsine.s.tiISe Onar.

s rUr many years the manufacturers
wxDr Ssge's Catarrh Remedy have
s4eIeu' m good faith, $500 reward for
e oil Nasal Catarrh which they
Ss Y. cure. The remedy is sold by
suggists at only 50 cents. This won
sill rem edy as fairly at aimed Il
gnd wide epu alton. Ityou have
~. ~ j. heavy headache, obstruction OF
81. nssal passages, disct argos falling
~ tho head into the throat,
~ mes protuse, watery and arid,
"a. others, thick, tenacious mu
E purulent, bloody and putrid: if
t!es are weak, watcry and inflam
" there is ringing in the ears,
mess, hacking or coughing to Il ar
'nroat, eNpeotoration of offensive
cr' together with scsbs from I'll
t1e voice being changed and has
-asS! wang: the breath offensive
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ONE W ny



The Suggestion OF the star ANA tres.
cent
The following article from Il @
Star and Crescent going the
rounds ofthc city papers, is rcproduc
ed by THE EXAMINER for the reason
that it's suggestions are sound. al Il
should be given consideration be eve
ry one. Perhaps this is the most fe .
IDLE way out OF the difficulty. 1t c,r
iainly is practicable, and would ss
sugg sted, result in a few year, in the
! establishment of the great deSidera
| tuna free bridge over the Brezos.
The people have declared for a tree
bridge The commissioners proposed
70 buythe suspension bridge, but fail
ing tOagr with the { roctors as to
| price hey have decided to build an.
other. Tho bridge company has
charter which has yet eight years to
run. This gives them exclusive priv
lCgcs. The question now is, whether
If the county should build II bridge, 1t
} could operate it until after the bridge
company charter has expired II the
county builds the courts will have TO
| N'NlNN tlllH 'IiIStIhbs NV Vt 10
| obliged to pay thc cost OF such litiga
ton. la this situation of
| the case, May are asking
what is best to do. Mr. j. Il
| Bell. the real estate man, brings Us a
suggestion which is worth consider
ing, and may o1cr the NEST prac tica
bic solution OF the difficulties involv
ed. 1t is tins: Let the county buy,
at the price last made by the dirrc
tors-S15.OOO. Then let toll rates be
reduced tor scale like This: Wagon
and team, 10 cents: floats, 10 cents;
buggies, 10 cents; wood wagon, 3
cent?; brick we@or, 10 cents, man
and horse, . cnts;Iootmen, trec;Dorses
and cattle, | cent; delivery wagon, 5
cents, etc. This would relieve the Coun
ty ofthe tax and have the bridge
pay the cost of making itself free.
The reductions would amount to
about three iitihs of present toll
charges. The present income is about
SIS, 900 per year. The same travel
would Weld, at the reduced charges,
about 5000. But the low rates
would nearly double the travel, 1t is
thought so that in about eight years
the bridge would pay itself out and
be free, without dollars expense to
the county. This would also put the
larger part OF the expense upon the
; people of Waco. who use II most.
This is rs 1t should be. The people OF
city should bear the cost of remov
: lug barr ers which in)ure Its trade
and prospects. But tgis cost would
t be so distributed along the various
channels of business, and IN such
:. even proportion 10 the uses which
the people make OF the bridge. tina
Il tax payers, even i'll the city Womb
find no chance TO complain. TIN
> might also be less expensive to tn
majority OF our people than to pa,
It the expenses of the lawsuit tina
mig ensue if a seperate bridg
II should be built. We publish thes
l. suggestions of Mr.. Bell as FURNISHING
good food for thought pendin
h further action in the matter. Their
are two sides TO the question an
'e both need to be looked at i'll maxim
=. the final verdict"
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Died.

4 Atthe residence OF Mrs. f., b. Har.
eon on North Sixth street, at ,
Eel0ck p IN, October 18th, Miriam
Bnck, only child OF DR.. and Mrs.
kE Buck. The little one was laid
Rrest in tho First street cemetery
esterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
very heart symp ,tEiles with the
atenis in their sad bereavement
Ieatll has often called for their little
wei, and now they are left desc
&e,bu' beyond the air the Father
~ III lie parents ana children, snd
e4N eet companionship denied them
n3nls world Will be theirs forever.
!, Hesterday afternoon AT his resi-
cense Nc.913 South Fourth street, OF
11sef Mr. Rufus T.. Simmons. Mr.,
4 Hlmnlons has for long time been in
~, = slhpIoy, as drummer, of Mr.. W
~ " pree, OF this city. He had for
solne Time been i'll with l,ver aud
~. \ late as Tuesday ont upon the
Tts H. having become convalescont
sss relapse however, he was
N.Y. Frustrated and yesterday after
800 al $50 O'Clock, died.
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Whatever name or designation i

Whatever name or designation is
given to fever and ague, or other in
termitteut diseases. il is safe to say
that malaria or disordered state of
the liver is at fault. Eliminate the
impurities from The system and n sure
and prompt cure is the immediate re
suit. Prickly Ash Bittersis the safest
and most elective remedy for all bill
AIRY troubles, kidney dlsea rs, and like
complaints that has ever seru brought
before the pubic. y trial is its best
recommendation.
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Nr.Rutus l.. Simmons, notice OF
hols death appears in another col
umn, IVA Young gentleman of ex-
ceptional habits and business accom-
plishment, and one whom to know
vas to remember with a feeling oflove
md respect. He was born i'll Nacoo-
No valley Georgia, in 1868, and was
kttbe tme Of his death % years old.
Ibe Immediate cause of his death was
IoDgestion of the brain induced by a
thpse of fever, from which he has
sen i'll for some time. Coming
Z Texas with his father in
SO, he had grown up and
ell engaged i'll various vocatlons,
ring Is residence in the state, in
OF which he has borne the record
q faithful, earnest employee. Mr.,
umons for the last twelve months
kbeen engaged as q travelling sales
for Mr. W. Il. Dupree, produce
chant of th', city, and was IN his
hploy at the time of his death. His
: 1her and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
kSinmons OF Comanc che arrived in
V city yesterday, accompanied by
b sister, NJ So Clara, and will return
lie morning accompanied by his
bother Ollie. who is an employee Of
|ssars. Trips ~ Klmendo, tc
family home al thai
Zee, " here he will be inferred. IL
phWho have known him, the memory
J: t"Ruie,' 0s he WAS Familiarity called
b. one that will be cherished, ant
z ththe writer, who knew him wei
I; the past, they will wish that hi
Hreer could have been prolonged
: Nr0upon earth, reco gnizing that i
inch could have been, he would hav,
proved good citizen, and one WHOM
d Noud have been pleasure t.
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II. Jacobs (sgent merchant tailor,
has removed from Third street to ~
ana "a Austin street, between Fourth
and fhth, where he will bn plcn- cd TO
see any desiring the. latest STYLES OF
goods and cut. Full line Of fall
goods just received
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A happy home with mirth and
contentment will be the lot OF all
who buy pianos and organs from the
reliable house OF Thomas Goggan Il
Bro, No. 1863 South Fourth street.
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The Grand Exhibition in our mil
linery and cloak departments denotes
that the stocks are complete, and
those desiring anything in tn ese liGes
can be accommodated in every sense of
the word. Pay us visit when you
desire to purchase and be convinced.
SANGER Bros.
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Cheap, shoddy pianos only last a
short time, while the Emerson will
give good service for y life time
Thomas Goggau ~ Bro, No. 1863 South
Fourth street, Waco, are agents fcr
for the Emerson pianos.
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WAsHINGroN. oct. Is. East Texas
and Arkausas: Siignt changes in ten
pcra'ur,; fair weather; hgAt TO fresh
Winia
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Thos. Goggan ~ Bro, 1863 South
Fourth street, Waco, carry The largest
stock of pianos, organs, music and
musical goods ofall kinds. Call and
see Mr.. Dowdy, the manager, who
will courteously entertain you.
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e.

In Consequence of the di,contin
nance OF the transfer system, the
Waco street hallway company is now
selling tickets ut ~ per hundred
school children are carried at half
rate, ana are transferableat the Office
j. w. Scdberrv, ~upt.
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\ Relapse.

Yesterday afternoon as Mr.. Pink
Tally, who has been i'll with fever was
walking along at the corner of Fourth
and Franklin, in front of Mr.. Joe
Thompson's, he was selzed with u
sudden faintness and fell into the
gutter. Mr.. Tally has. as above init
mated, been i'll some time, aud was
yesterday, whom Frustrated, taking
recuperative walk. He was con
veyed to his home, and at last reports
was doing ss we'll ass could be eXpa(
ted under the circumstances.
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The nights are getting cooler, but
the "festive skeeter" still remains.
Hen 90 though if you use Maddin's
Mosquito Mixture. 25c bottle guar
antoed. WILLIS " Co.
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LONELINESS cullcd from the four
parts of the globe is what you will say
of the sights to he seen at our grand
opening, 18th instant.
Levine Rros.
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We don't propose to set the world
afire but feel perfectly safe in saving
that we will astonish our visitors TO
our Grand Opening, 18th instant.
Levine Bros.
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Try c. {. McCulloch's five cent toi-
let soap.
Landreth's ,urnip seed, all kinds at
G. &. McCulloch's.
a fresh car OF that fine flour at c. G.
McCulloch's.
The best stock of teas in Central
Texas OF &. c. McCuloch's.
New crop of Louisiana syrup mas
arrived at &. {. McCulloch's.
Maple syrup aud fresh buckwhest
-four at &. G.. McCulloch's.
New California canned fruits will
arrive next week at &. G. McCul.
loch's,.
All kinds of the best produce fresh
at G.. &. MoCulloch's.
Key West and Havana cigars are
sold at bargain at G. Z. McCulloch's
The biggest drive in Texas is thu
Henry county plug tobacco at e. q
McCulloch's.
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Stop in at Daughtry's ice cream
saloon on Austin avenue and refresh
yourself, You will not regret few
moments stop there.
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y splendid six room dwelling on
Columbus street near Ninth for
SAFE cheap. Apply to j. T.. Elgin "
Co.
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his face and forly five calibrc six
shooter ia his hand came out from
behind lumber pile aud make for
the engine, on which he leaped
simultaneously the second robber
from his hiding place sooner than hs
intended to appear. When he got on
the engine he was in heat Of pl.-
sion and said TO his partner: This
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-14

Have you seen those Combination
suits at So, So and $3.50, they are very
cheap. Levine Bros.
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Maddins' Mosquito Mixture is fra
grant and harmless.
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Ladies will always find large as
sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
ticles at w. A. Williamson Il Co.'S. ~
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Choice NInIionnrr.

In all new styles at Hill Brothers.
book store. Headquarters for school
books and school supplies.
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Sugar drips in quart and half gal
lon cans at b. a. Little & Cos.
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"You cant come it," sad customer to
druggist who endeavored TO pal IN OFF his own
mixture when Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup was
asked ior, and DR., Bulls he got. Price "
cents n bottle,
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Go to tArley's for your supply of
winter coal. He carricsthc best sci,
the cheapest and delivers promptly.
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Down Ttiey Go.

Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of
flee at 20 cents a hundred or ii SO a
thousand.
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Down They 60,

Old papers at THE EXAMINER OF
ficeat 20 cents hundred or Sl.50 3
thousand.
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Wait for Levine Bros first formal
grand opening on the 18th instant.
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The most etlcacous stimuiauts toeXcite the
Hppeitt" ar" Angosturs Itittrr>. prepared
by DR. ID, q. b, Scgort a Sous BcWarr of
cuunterteits, ASl your grocer or druggist for
the genuine Nrtlclc.